Thanks to all for helps, but codes give general rules, nothing like WRC107.
I believe to define allowable loads I shall perform a finite element analysis.
best regards
For steel vessel we refer to WRC107, but there is nothing for FRP tanks.
I need to define allowable loads ( forces and moment ) acting on a nozzle.
I will appreciate any suggestion and help.
Manu thanks in advance.
Please, I need some information about this code.
I shall appreciate every information, note or link about this code and where I may found it.
Many thanks in advance
Thanks CRG.
I have checked, and what you say is right : in the table named "Template for drilling class .. " B16.5 1996 gives hole and bolt size.
The problem is that the bolt size is in inch units only.
For design guideline I use ASME VIII div.1, but my customer requires to use metric bolts...
Sorry, but my problem is to use a metric bolt ( M20, M30 and so on ) with B16.5 Flange.
For example what metric bolt I must use for DN24'' 150#.
B16.5 gives only Bolt hole diameter and not Bolt size.
From manufacturers catalogs I have 1-1/4'' ( quite 31.75 mm ), but from bolt tables I have M30...
I need to use metric bolt on Ansi 150# 24'' flanged joint.
B16.5 requires 1-1/4'' bolt ( O.D. = 31.75 mm )
There is a code o standard rule to select M30 or M33 ?
Or I must perform a calculation according to ASME code ?
( A bolt with OD=32 mm does not exist )
Many thanks in advance
I need to check a reverse flange with stud-bolts.
OD flange 813 mm
Stud Bolts M39 OD 39 mm
Bolt circumference diameter 749.3 mm
Distance from the OD to bolt 12.35 mm
I does not found any code ( ASME, BS, Eurocode ) that
give me a rule to define the minimum distance between
the bolt and the...
I refer to Par. J.3.8.3 of API650
The required safety factor of 4 is referred to Tensile strength or Yield Strength of material.
Why I must double the load acting on a lug ?
If a customer require 1.5 or 1.25 I may assume this value or I must assume 2 ?
Many thanks in advance
Often, when I perform a stress analysis of pipe system ( B31.1 or B31.3 ) I have that at the flanged joints I have a lower than allowable stress.
If I calculate the equivalent pressure Pe at the flanged joint location I have the ( Pd+Pe )> Prating.
Due to the fact the ASME B31.1 and 3 do not...
I refer to Par. J.3.8.3 of API650
The required safety factor of 4 is referred to Tensile strength or Yield Strength of material.
Why I must double the load acting on a lug ?
If a customer require 1.5 or 1.25 I may assume this value or I must assume 2 ?
Many thanks in advance